Has anyone one got a spare copy please?

Cheers

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Bessie Banks "Don't You Worry Baby" Quality - would love one of these too

I'll send you a PM now - cheers

Edited July 20, 200519 yr by mikeshawe

I have a spare issue copy of Bessie Banks

Cheers

TT

I've got a version of "Doin' It" by Gwen McCrae on UK Atlantic 7" from 1982.

Anybody know if this got a US release ?

Also what year did Chuck Strong get released ?

soulmac.

I have a spare issue copy of Bessie Banks

Cheers

TT

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Pretty sure Chuck Strong was from '83

Ignore that Tony!

Actually the Chuck Strong was from 1982 - Invasion US 12"

Chuck Strong on Invasion is from 1982 according to the label. I don't know which one was recorded first, but I would lean towards Gwen McCrae.

Don't think the Gwen McCrae version got a US single release: it's on the "On My Way" album, with "Keep The Fires Burning." Gwen's version was released on both 7 and 12" in the UK on the back of that track's success; both DI and KTFB were really big records in both the mainstream and underground clubs of the day.

Chuck Strong's version didn't come to the UK via the major importers, so didn't get the same exposure. I'm sure if it did it would have been massive.

Each version of "Doin' It" is terrific in their own right. Both still sound really fresh, giving lie to the theory that much 1980s soul sounds hideously dated. These are both fantastically cleanly produced soul records, played by great musicians and sung by great soul singers.

Each version of "Doin' It" is terrific in their own right. Both still sound really fresh, giving lie to the theory that much 1980s soul sounds hideously dated. These are both fantastically cleanly produced soul records, played by great musicians and sung by great soul singers.

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soulmac.

Chuck Strong on Invasion is from 1982 according to the label. I don't know which one was recorded first, but I would lean towards Gwen McCrae.

Don't think the Gwen McCrae version got a US single release: it's on the "On My Way" album, with "Keep The Fires Burning." Gwen's version was released on both 7 and 12" in the UK on the back of that track's success; both DI and KTFB were really big records in both the mainstream and underground clubs of the day.

Chuck Strong's version didn't come to the UK via the major importers, so didn't get the same exposure. I'm sure if it did it would have been massive.

Each version of "Doin' It" is terrific in their own right. Both still sound really fresh, giving lie to the theory that much 1980s soul sounds hideously dated. These are both fantastically cleanly produced soul records, played by great musicians and sung by great soul singers.

link

Couldn't agree more chaps

I have a spare issue copy of Bessie Banks

Cheers

TT

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Hi Tony, I have sent you a PM (it's an issue - ok)

Hi Tony, I have sent you a PM (it's an issue - ok)

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Gwen came first, Chuck covered it, and also on 7".

Big Sam spin from 82. Used to trade at a healthy £10.